Hrant Dink’s widow Rakel Dink introduced two new books published by Hrant Dink foundation titled “Kılıç Artıkları” (The Remains of the Sword) …

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Wally Sarkeesian: My Life, My Journey, and My Heritage: Crafted Over Six Decades

“The Mindset of Reverse Engineering: Unveiling Life’s Path.” Every individual, regardless of their circumstances, has a unique and valuable story to share, no matter how big or small. Throughout my six-decade existence, I have embarked on a remarkable life journey that spans five countries across three continents. Along the way, I ventured into the realm […]

Wally Sarkeesian: My Life, My Journey, and My Heritage: Crafted Over Six Decades

Conversation with the Founder of the Assyrian Genocide and Research Center (SEYFO Center) Mr. Sabro Bengaro (Video)

The Assyrian genocide also known as Seyfo, Assyrian for Sword, was the mass slaughter of the Assyrians by Ottoman and irregular Kurdish forces during World War I. The Assyrian Genocide Research Center, also known as the Seyfo Center, was established in 2003. Wally Sarkeesian founder and Journalist of Gagrule.net we had the pleasure Interviewing Mr. Sabro […]

Katia Tavitian Karageuzian’s “Forbidden Homeland” Book Launch Gathers Crowd of Over 200 Community Members

By ANNA GASPARYAN, ANCA The ANCA-Western Region Education Committee organized a “kinetzon”, or wine blessing, for one of its own members, author Katia Tavitian Karaguezian, in a book launch for Forbidden Homeland, a personal account of diaspora with a focus on the Armenian Genocide and the ongoing Nagorno Karabakh (Artsakh) conflict. “The ANCA-WR Education Committee was pleased to host […]

Forbidden Homeland, Story of a Diasporan is Katia Tavitian Karageuzian’s vivid memoir, Interview Video

Forbidden Homeland, Story of a Diasporan is Katia Tavitian Karageuzian’s vivid memoir of the personal journey that helped define her understanding of the Armenian Cause. In 1988, a chance comment she made at college led to the discovery of long-lost relatives she knew nothing about. The family secrets that surfaced next became the catalyst to a […]

“The country with powerful security structures, Syria, fell into Turkey’s trap with its four paws. Armenia, which is preparing to establish relations with Turkey, Abraham Gasparyan

On December 29, Genesis Armenia Brain Center / Foundation Founder, Candidate of Political Science, Associate Professor Abraham Gasparyan’s “Mukhabarat” took place. The Alawite Resolution on the Security of Syria “book presentation. The scientific paper presents the security structures of Syria and the issues of security policy. According to Gasparyan, “Syria’s military-political security is on the […]

Calouste Gulbenkian Translation Series First Books Published

The initial three books of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation’s Translation Series have been published in Armenia. The series focuses on translating the most important social sciences and humanities texts into Armenian. The first book published is Giorgio Agamben’s Remnants of Auschwitz: The Witness and the Archive (Quel che resta di Auschwitz. L’archivio e il testimone), translated into […]

Magda Tagtachian: ‘The Armenians and the Kurds should join forces’

Having published her third book “Rojava” on the women’s struggle in North East Syria, the Armenian writer says that Kurds and Armenians should join forces, pointing out the similarities between the ongoing attacks against the Kurds and the Armenians. Third generation Armenian journalist and writer living in Argentina Magda Tagtachian analysed the ongoing attacks against […]

Ruthless dictator Erdoğan publishes new book advocating global justice, equality, Putting human face on his brutality.

Erdoğan publishes new book advocating global justice, equality Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan published a book named “A fairer world is possible,” advocating global justice and equality, state-run Anadolu news agency reported on Monday. In his book, Erdoğan detailed Turkey’s pursuing for justice for all humanity, it said. Erdoğan has been supporting Islamist-leaning political movements […]

Hagop Baronian: Armenian Ottoman satirist of 19th-century Istanbul

A talented journalist who published the first Turkish humor magazine in the Ottoman Empire, Hagop Baronian was also an important playwright in the Ottoman and Armenian theater known as the ‘Moliere of Armenians’ It has been more than a century since the death of sharp-tongued satirist Hagop Baronian. However, the literary works of the Armenian […]

Newmag to publish French writer Valerie Manteau’s fiction novel about Hrant Dink

On September 15, 2020 Hrant Dink would turn 66. In commemoration of his anniversary, Newmag informs that Valerie Manteau’s fiction novel “The Furrow” will be published. The translation and publication of the novel is supported by the Embassy of France in Armenia and the French Institute. 35-year-old Valerie Manteau is a popular journalist and columnist. In 2008-2013 she worked for the popular magazine Charlie […]

Here’s one of the most disturbing details from Woodward’s Trump book that people are missing

The coronavirus bombshells in Bob Woodward’s new book, “Rage,” due out September 15, are so explosive that they have somewhat overshadowed other important parts of the book — for example, the veteran journalist/author’s reporting on President Donald Trump’s foreign policy decisions. And Woodward, according to the Guardian’s Julian Borger, describes some of the ways in which […]

Istanbul Pogroms of 1955 Not Forgotten: Sirapian Publishes French-Language Book

byAram Arkun PARIS – Among other notable historical anniversaries with significance for Armenians, this year brings the 65th anniversary of the pogroms in Istanbul on September 6-7, 1955. They had an important impact on the ethnic makeup of Istanbul and served to stiffen the resolve of many Greeks, Armenians and Jews to emigrate from Turkey. Varoujan […]

‘Enraged Trump supporters vowed to kill me’: Michael Cohen reveals what happened after he flipped

Donald Trump’s former personal attorney says he has received hundreds of death threats after flipping on the president of the United States. Cohen revealed the threats in the forward to his forthcoming book “Disloyal: A Memoir. The true story of the former personal attorney to President Donald J. Trump. “The President of the United States wanted me dead,” […]

Amazon Halts Sale of Armenian Genocide Denial Book

BY SHUNT JARCHAFJIAN In recent weeks we have seen and heard much about the need to address the historical vestiges of tyranny. For some it might mean taking down statues of confederate leaders, the renaming of sports franchises, or the rebranding of Aunt Jemima pancake syrup. I for one decided to view this issue from […]

‘Sociopath’, ‘clown’: 7 unflattering anecdotes from Mary Trump’s book.

By Josh Lederman and Dareh Gregorian A new book by President Donald Trump’s niece — which his family sued to stop from being published — paints the president as an emotionally damaged narcissist who’s cheated to get ahead and who is unable to “experience the entire spectrum of human emotion.” “Donald’s pathologies are so complex and his […]

Harsh book about Trump family by president’s niece, Mary Trump, can be published, judge rules

Mary Trump’s explosive book about her uncle, “Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man,” is set to hit shelves on July 28. By Dartunorro Clark A New York state judge closed one chapter on an attempt to block a book by President Donald Trump’s niece that paints a harsh […]

Breaking News: Bolton Book Expose Trump big Time, Says Trump Impeachment Inquiry Missed Other Troubling Actions

By Peter Baker In his new book, John R. Bolton, the former national security adviser, describes episodes where the president sought to halt criminal inquiries. He also says President Trump’s loyalists mocked him behind his back. John R. Bolton, the former national security adviser, says in his new book that the House in its impeachment inquiry […]

Turkish Instinct or the Praise of Genocide – Radical Islam and the Armenian Genocide

By Wahi Khachikyan, Where are the Armenians of the Armenian highland? Where on earth have they gone? How did they disappear? How is it that of the 7 million Armenians existing in the 14th century was left only two million by 1920, that otherwise, if no genocides were inflicted, should have counted as much as […]

‘Un-American’ anti-lockdown protesters hammered by Army veteran for appropriating military gear to make their point

In a Memorial Day column for the Washington Post, military vet Drew Garza — who served three tours in Iraq and Afghanistan among other deployments — hammered anti-lockdown protesters who have appropriated a quasi-military style of dress while sometimes carrying “un-American” flags at lockdown rallies. According to the U.S. Army vet who is now a […]

Trump on the Couch Inside the Mind of the President By Justin A. Frank, MD

“A great public service–critical for our time.”–Bandy X. Lee, M.D., M.Div., Yale psychiatrist, expert on violence, and editor of The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump The New York Times-bestselling author of Bush on the Couch shows that Donald Trump is mentally and emotionally unfit to execute the duties of President. No president in the history […]

Has Donald Trump ever been caught cheating at golf?

By Mira Zaslove, Quora Top Writer Trump is a great golfer. The best golfer to ever occupy the White house. It’s not even close. He is very good. Yet, as in most things Trump, he is not as outstanding as he claims to be. He lies and cheats. Trump claims to have a USGA handicap […]

The Gimmicks: An Armenian pro wrestler, unacknowledged pain and the line between genuine and act

“How do we know how much of ourselves is “authentic” and how much is performed” – this is one of the themes that Chris McCormick explores in his book The Gimmicks: A Novel. In the very first week of being published, The Gimmicks – which also touches upon the Armenian Genocide and the consequences of its […]

Books of The Times: In This Corner, an Armenian Pro Wrestler. In That Corner, Genocidal History.

By John Williams, Chris McCormick’s new novel, “The Gimmicks,” contains what might seem like a few gimmicks of its own, including forays into the worlds of competitive backgammon and professional wrestling. But those subcultures, emphasized in the book’s eye-catching cover design and promotional copy, are not what fuel it. It’s really about history — personal […]

The Wrong Republic

By Sevan Nişanyan The Wrong Republic Nişanyan wrote The Wrong Republic , a critique of the founding myths of the Republic of Turkey, which was established in 1923. Some Istanbul friends are going to hang a flag or something. Let’s make a little reminder. Fake democracy Iconic book by sevan nisanián ” wrong democracy “-” […]

Lost, not forgotten

MARDEAN ISAAC, Between 1894 and 1924, Turkish leaders, seeking to create a religiously and “racially” pure state as the Ottoman Empire unravelled, organized and implemented a plan of genocide against the Christian populations of Turkey. The genocide was carried out in stages by official forces as well as irregulars and civilians. It involved mass murder […]

Part II: Armin Wegner Asked Franz Werfel Not to Write his ‘Forty Days of Musa Dagh’

By Harut Sassounian This is the continuation of the letter written by Armin T. Wegner to Franz Werfel in 1932 which is being published for the first time:“Already in 1915 I became friends with Johannes Lepsius. As I traveled by train, from Constantinople through Asia Minor to Baghdad, I witnessed the entire deportation. I repeatedly […]

Books by Nikol Pashinyan and Robert Kocharyan named bestsellers by Bookinist

Bookinist bookstores have published the bestsellers for the past month. As the bookstore reports, the work authored by Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan “The other side of the World” and an ex-President Robert Kocharyan’s memoir “Life and Freedom” are among the top ten bestselling books. “The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck: A Counterintuitive Approach […]

Protesting bookmakers’ workers reopen streets next to Armenia legislature

YEREVAN. – Numerous employees of Armenia’s bookmakers, and who are staging a protest outside the National Assembly (NA) building since Wednesday morning, have reopened the Marshal Baghramyan Avenue and the Derenik Demirtchyan Street in capital city Yerevan. But they continue their picket on the sidewalks running along Marshal Baghramyan Avenue. In the demonstrators’ words, their […]

Presentation of Armenian translation of 2nd President’s book

The presentation of the Armenian translation of the book “Life and Freedom” by the second President of Armenia Robert Kocharyan took place on Sunday, May 12. The event was also attended by members of his family, politicians, and associates. Robert Kocharyan’s spouse Bella Kocharyan had a speech and noted that over the years they tried […]

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